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This chapter describes the steps necessary to upgrade you SysOrb server to version 4.6.0.
You simply upgrade SysOrb server by stopping the service, installing the new package, and starting the new SysOrb server afterwards. No database conversion is needed.
SysOrb ships with some default NodeClasses. These classes provides an example of how one can use the NodeClasses to create a hierarchy that can identify many different kinds of machines. Many of the default NodeClasses also contain information about how SysOrb can automatically discover whether a given node belongs to the NodeClass.
Note: You can only import the default NodeClasses when you have upgraded your SysOrb Server to at least version 3.0. Also note, that if you started with SysOrb 3.0, the NodeClasses are included in the default database.
To import the default NodeClasses you must use the command:
sysorb-importer -l username -f nodeclasses.xml
In most Unix systems the sysorb-importer program is located in the path. On Windows systems they are located in C:\Program Files\SysOrb Server\. The nodeclasses.xml is located in the same directory as the SysOrb database files. On most unix systems this is in /var/lib/sysorb. On Windows it is C:\Program Files\SysOrb Server\Config.
Upon execution, the sysorb-importer will ask you about the password for the username specified on the command line. Once entered the program will import all the NodeClasses and when it is finished, you can access the NodeClasses from the SysOrb Web Interface.